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A child who utilizes his/her affect as a coping mechanism is relying upon the ability to express or ventilate through emotion. He/she will require opportunities to share anxieties, fears, anger, sorrow, and grief, and have those emotions validated by the adults in his/her life.”

The least they can do is try to continue their relationship with long distance. It has been reported that, “75% of college students at some point have been in a long distance relationship,” (Penn State Behrend: “Long Distance Relationships” 1). In addition, “25% to 50% of college students are in a long distance relationship at any given time” (Penn State Behrend: “Long Distance Relationships” 1). Couples that identify with the idea that there is no hurt in trying, find that it might not be so bad after all. Although abruptly severing ties is not the appropriate response to a grand separation to come, leaving one another with the idea that both parties are on the exact same page is not a wise path to take either. A couple does not just simply come to an unspoken consensus about what is expected of each other. It is important for them to sit down and “engage in open and honest communication about the separation and discuss what each wants from the relationship” (Penn State Behrend: “Long Distance Relationships” 1). At the end of the day, miles are temporary, yet relationships don't have to be.

Young children need to understand that feelings are a part of life for all human beings. Caregivers are responsible to help children understand that their feelings are valid and very okay to have. Sometimes we give children mixed messages regarding this abstract concept for example if a child is fussy or crying we will say “be quiet there’s nothing wrong with you” when they may be tired or hungry. Sometimes we have to explain to children that you cried to get what you wanted when you were a baby because you did not have words; now that you know how to talk, you can use words to tell people what you need. The objectives of this lesson plan are to introduce children to the vocabulary associated with the feelings they have

This book explores lots of different emotions, all tying into each other. Each emotions feeds off others, and different people experience different feelings. Emotion is a major part of the book because, while it doesn’t often go that deep into it, it is the driving force for lots of the plot

Friends is a hit television (tv) show, and has been since 1994 when it first came out. The television show follows the lives of six friends throughout the course of 10 years. Friends is a good tv show despite some people’s opinions. The show was at the top of the charts for the years that it ran, and even more after that. The theme song itself was number 1 for 8 weeks, and after that was still within the top numbers (Billboard Staff, 2015). Even though the show is aimed for a mature audience, it captures the qualities a hit tv show needs. Friends is a good tv show due to the fact that it is a comedy, includes lots of plot twists, and follows one basic storyline.

only children weep” ”. This is a good example of empathy because the author reinforces a personal sense of justice over cultural acceptance in the reader by pointing out injustices so simple a child can recognize them. Adults cannot accept things as easily due to having lived under certain cultural and social norms for a while. But children who have yet to be completely influenced by their

Have you ever felt like an outsider? I have and it's not the best feeling. People judge you on how you act, what you wear, how rich or poor you are. In 1967 S.E Hinton wrote her book "the outsiders."

How can empathy help people to be better, or to mature over the course of time? In To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee, the book starts in Alabama during the time of the Great Depression. Atticus Finch and his children, Jem and Scout, live in Maycomb. Atticus takes a case about an African-American male, but he ends up not winning the case. Jem is frustrated and does not understand why he lost. There is a Halloween pageant and Jem is asked to take Scout to it. After the pageant is over, Scout and Jem are walking home when someone attacks them. Jem is knocked out and the person then goes for Scout but someone saves them. They later find out that the person was Boo Radley, who is a shy man. My current event is about

Two clichés: Absence makes the heart grow fonder and Out of sight, out of mind. Which one of these two conflicting views is closer to the reality? As it turns out, it does not really matter that much since long distance relationships (LDR) suffer from exactly the same strengths and weaknesses as proximal relationships. Whether two people are going to have fulfilling relationship does not only depend on their geographical closeness. What matters is quality, not quantity. According to one expert on LDRs, "the majority of studies that have been done show no greater risk of an LDR breaking up than any other relationship (Guldner, 2004, p. 6)." An LDR relationship has the same likelihood of

William Goldman wanted Westley to survive and get revenge on Prince Humperdinck, but when his dad tells him that doesn’t happen he gets upset. The main reason he got upset is because it isn’t what he wanted to happen in the story. He wanted the good guy to survive and defeat the bad guy, but when his dad tells him that the bad guy defeats the good guy he doesn’t like it. Therefore this leads me to thinking that there is value in telling “sad” stories to kids.

During English class we talked about empathy and how in the book, To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout showed empathy to her brother, Jem when he was moody and silent. Scout showed a great deal of maturity at the age of seven when she was empathetic to her brother. Many people nowadays have trouble showing empathy for others around them. Empathy is the ability to not only detect feelings of other people but also experience the emotion yourself. Empathy can be both a blessing and nuisance. If a person can read someone else’s emotions they can help and understand them, it will be easier to connect with that person. But empathetic people may end up experiencing the negative feelings and emotion around them which can be a major problem for some people.

How do we develop long lasting friendships ? Would we have our own lives taken in the place of a friend’s ? Go on crazy adventures that could get us killed ? Well in the movie Stand By Me the answer to all these questions has to be a maybe. When I think about the friendships i’ve been in for the past 16 years I can relate to the novella / movie quite a bit. Knowing the person who influenced me to become the woman i am today, our adventures and crazy times played a big part. Now, we didn’t ever do anything like search for a dead boys body to prove ourselves . Our rights of passage were more like, the first walk to seven eleven by ourselves or the first time on city transit together.

Friendship plays a vital part in growing up and becoming an adult. Friendships guide people and also shape them into the people they are. In this late 90s comedy, a group of six friends try to navigate their lives while living in New York City. The show Friends shows the highs and the lows of being an adult and trying to juggle love lives, work lives, and friendships.

[Long distance relationships are very risky, does not mean it is impossible. Simple change of your lifestyle and attitude can help you to have a happy ever after. In fact, the biggest challenge for couples is less chances to see each other. To strengthen your relationship, let’s begin with creating trust with your partner.]

Friendship is a word that envelops powerful meanings that everyone should not take for granted. Those meanings can be trust on others, love, support, care for others, compassion, and/or loyalty. People give those meanings different levels depending on the type of friends they have and how worth it those friends are. It is true that friends can be considered part of our own family and they have to be loved and respected as such. Good friends are people that can be trustworthy and understand the meaning of the word friendship.